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April 10, 2025

• Conference will Focus on Growth and Innovation of Sustainable Aquaculture

• Russo's Fresh Seafood Bluffton's Oyster Roast Surpassed Expectations, Raising a Surprising $2,100 for Palmetto Animal League

• Blue Edge Studio Art Exhibition with Savannah Artist Calvin Woodum

• The Peach State to Get Even Sweeter with New Spirit Airlines Service Coming to Savannah

• The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire to Honor Local Youth Peacemakers at Special Awards Celebration

• Local Georgia Power Crews Recognized with Emergency Response Award During Lineworker Appreciation Month

• Josh Rogers, President & CEO at NewTown Macon, Honored with 2025 Mary Means Leadership Award

• Home Depot Subsidiary Construction Resources Co. Buys Stone Slab and Tile Company

• Consolidated Pipe & Supply Supports Cities Through GMA Participation

• JAMES Magazine Online: Key Bills That Stalled Out on Sine Die

• UGA Study: Financial Well-being Caries Across Generations

• Measles Outbreak Spreading from Texas, but Georgia Remains Unaffected

• Marketing Hiring Rebounds in Q1

• Poll: Americans Now Split on Trump's Tariffs as Most Expect Higher Prices & a Short-Term Recession

• Survey Reveals Growing Trend in Health & Wellness Travel Amid Economic Concerns

April 09, 2025

• Thomas & Hutton Expands Team In Savannah

• Savannah Council on World Affairs Lecture Series on April 17th

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Campus Announces Summer Student Programs

• Greg Finch’s Campaign In Support of Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Reaches Halfway Point

• Low Country Grit Announces Collaboration with Salted Souls Gallery to Benefit Tybee Island Marine Science Center

• Mars Theatre Welcomes New Director Maddie Greer

• List Of Georgia Business Owners Who Are Billionaires, According To Forbes

• Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks Hit The Roads In Georgia

• Port of Brunswick Sets Auto, Machinery Record

• March Tax Revenues Up 7%; Adjusted YTD Up 0.4%

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